Board Thread:Roleplay/@comment-25430487-20141019155447/@comment-25430487-20150313025939

((Only Trenton and Edison are in the dorm room.))

Edison looks concerned, and a bit intrigued now. He sits up. "What's she been lying to you about?" he asks, his eyes searching Trenton's face. He looked perflexed. "Which team...? The... track team?" he reeled. "It's a tough season all around. Other teams don't even want to come to campus to play this season... I mean, who can blame them, right? Some of the guys have been pulled out of school by their parents, too... but a lot of us come from Gammonsburg, so how much safer are we there, right?"

Sitting in front of the door of the church are framed photos of the missing people. Lynwood, Shahla, Cedric, Edward, Lexus Eden, and Connie O'Leary. In front of the pictures is a collection of candles, which are now lit. Taken together, along with the flowers, cards, and rosaries scattered about, they form a makeshift alter. Hannah stops praying when she hears Trenton approaching from behind. "Yeah," Hannah says softly, quiet and defeated. "I'm glad Emi came back... but I hope everyone else is okay, too. This never should have happened." She says softly, reaching out to realign one of the pictures carefully, brushing some dust off the top. "We don't even have our church to pray in anymore... this monsters have just taken everything from us..." she swallows hard. "Did you know any of them?" she asks Trenton with a waver in her voice. "I used to be... sweet on Edward." she confesses with a sad smile. "But that was before... you know..." she trailes off. "Life stinks."

Ashley looks uncomfortable as Trenton eyes her up. She folds her arms in front of her, and looks away from his face. "I've been coming here at nights a lot recently." she says. "Blow off some steam... swim until I'm too tired to worry about anything and then collaspse in bed. Y'know. Plus I can pretend I'm preparing for the girls' swim season." She shrugs. "No one else is ever here. Sorry, I didn't mean to bother you," she starts to turn, as if to leave.